A huge problem in software companies is that large new features get praise, promotions, accolades... while migrating off a legacy system, increasing performance 2,4,10X, or reducing error rates, pages, or alerts by X% is often only recognized by peers and not leadership.
A Rails Multitenancy Story in 11 Snippets of Code: https://t.co/vctL6MDtum (It's interesting to see just the key pieces that make mulitenancy tick for Arkency.)
"One of the basic principles of public health is that you do not just look at one disease – you have to look at health as a whole, including all kinds of diseases, over a long period. That is not what has been done with Covid-19."
https://t.co/htXC1W7HpL
Listen at precisely 16.30 mins for 15 seconds:
"among other things, the panic paper calls for children to be made to feel responsible 'for the painful tortured death of their parents and grandparents' if they do not follow the corona rules."
https://t.co/nTmiz22qAM
@mattetti “The overall effectiveness of vaccination and mask wearing was 9.9% and 8.6%, respectively.” 8.6% effectiveness does not a recommendation make.
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Profs @SunetraGupta @MartinKulldorff and Jay Bhattacharya met over the weekend in the US to write a declaration calling for a different #Covid approach. They're in Washington DC today meeting admin officials.
Text and interview up now on @unherd
https://t.co/cMW4fIHzZB
Hello, everyone, a Friday treat for you: the RubyConf 2020 schedule is now live!
You’ll find expert keynotes, informative talks, and hallway tracks + workshops. Take a look and let us know what you’re most looking forward to seeing!
https://t.co/6LCp1clBPv